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This project studies how socioemotional aspects of language such as vocal affect in parents’ infant-directed speech impact infant language development in the first year of life.
Research om metapractices in Swedish Schools.
Our main aim is to study the effects of bacterial phosphoantigens (HMBPP and IPP) on appetite. We introduced these into mice by gavage and followed the differences in weight gain and gene transcription from relevant tissues. An unexpected effect on male salivary glands focused our interest also on their effects on immune response.
The James Webb Space Telescope will open up a new vista for supernova studies, in particular for their chemistry. This project serves to develop new theoretical models for molecular processes in supernova ejecta, to be able to interpret and analyse the new incoming data.
A large-scale insect collection project taking place in Sweden and Madagascar. The main aim of the project is to describe in detail the insect faunas of these two biologically and geologically very different countries.
Research project exploring how sustainability risks can be insured and which insurance solutions are best suited to address these risks.
This research project focuses on the effects of land-use changes and climate change on northern pastures, in particular the reindeer grazing land.
The project aims to investigate whether many years of interpreting experience enhance language control in the multilingual brain.
The research project “The intersection of parental alcohol use disorders and child welfare” aims to increase knowledge about children with parents with alcohol dependence.
Is it emotion or knowledge that drives crime policy? This research project will investigate just that. It will also look at whether and how this has changed over time, and provide a historical perspective on current crime policy.
The project's primary purpose is to increase the understanding of labor market and educational effects of gender transitioning on Swedish adults and youth whilst considering two theoretically specified contexts giving rise to oppression: one focused on gender and the other on being transgender.
Large-scale infrastructure projects in urban Africa are on the rise.
The project ”The language café as a social venue and a space”for language training offers insights into the support provided by the civil society to the integration of adults, particularly in terms of offering non-formal, social settings for language practicing.
In 1999, Sweden recognized five recognized national minorities. The dissertation is based on this and sheds light on how children and young people are involved in more or less political practices.
Icebreaker led expeditions into the central Arctic Ocean have retrieved vast numbers of marine sediment cores that record environmental changes on millennial and orbital timescales. A major obstacle to interpreting these records is to establish accurate age models, a unique challenge in the Arctic where many traditional dating methods do not appear to work.
Research project in criminal law that aims to analyse the Swedish statutory law on rape and what areas of attrition that are present in the current regulation.
Economic Restrictions of Political Candidacy Eligibility in Sweden, Before and After the 'Democratic Breakthrough'
This PhD thesis investigates West German cultural policy during the Cold War, focusing on the cultural power struggle on Swedish soil between the two German states.
In the last few years, it has become an established finding that immigrant-background youth tend to make more ambitious educational choices: At given achievement levels and with comparable socioeconomic status, children of immigrants are more likely to choose more demanding tracks.
